Contents of the Sept. 27, 2010 Issue of the WBJ

On Page One

EDUCATIONAL VALUE – The federal government is taking a closer look at debt rates for colleges students in America. Locally, pay-back rates vary greatly.

JOB WATCH – Employment levels in the manufacturing sector are climbing, but experts say chances are the sector will never fully bounce back.

SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE – The Patrick Administration is encouraging partnerships between towns and cities. But will cooperation actually happen?

News & Analysis

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DEBTS OUTSTANDING – A new piece of legislation is supposed to make it easier for sub-contractors to get what they’re owed.

MULTI-TASKING – Insurance brokers may soon be the go-to place for RMV services. 

Special Focus: Banking & Finance

RE-REGULATED – Bankers eye new federal rules

CASH FLOW – An effort to make federal R&D tax credits permanent is failing to impress local biotechs.

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CUTTING THE RIBBON – Marlborough Savings moves into its new HQ

BUSINESS DRIVER – While the housing market hasn’t rebounded fully, the refinance business continues to keep banks busy.

NEW PLAYER – There’s a new state agency charged with small business lending.

The List

Top Credit Unions in Central Mass.

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Shop Talk

Q&A with Nicolas Sanchez, economics professor, College of the Holy Cross.

Departments

Digital Diva 

Movers & Shakers 

Incorporations 

Industrial Strength 

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